I felt that the Panasonic Studio provided me with the chance to experience many different things. I not only got to learn concepts related to our project on factory farming, but also gained experience in various aspects, such as how to properly conduct a formal interview and a presentation. Not to mention, I also got to learn some useful tips that can be used in school from my group mates since we all came from different backgrounds and have different skills. I found the whole process of design thinking really insightful, and it helped me to understand the consumers on a deeper level as well.

Boeing Studio 7 allowed me to understand how a team, Multi-disciplinary by Default, could be made Inter-disciplinary by Design. The program also empowered me with freedom of expression and imparted me with a higher degree of creative confidence.

Being part of the Boeing Studio 7 has been such an enriching one. I am really glad to have learn and work with so many talented and skilled youths from the different schools, which further enhanced this experience. Although we were only given a short 3 weeks to gather responses, think and craft out concepts, we all made it as a team. 

I also left the studio being more confident in my presenting skills as well because of the many encouragement from my facilitators and friends. Personally, I think the best part of the studio has got to be seeing the project room filled with our many ideas and opinions each day. To the friendship forged as well, cheers! 🙂

LWC-S is a quasi products research organization that specializes in qualitative research for insight generation. Composed of students and faculty that draws expertise from the different schools in Singapore Polytechnic, LWC-S contributes fresh perspective and youthful energy into understanding the needs of aging consumers in Asia.